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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Raining Frogs

The following description of the SD
peararre OF frogs supposed % have come
from tlse clouds during shower az bgsten;
AFTER ils frs. slowss the paved streets and
sidewalks were covered with small frogs
about tas sizs OF Large, black cricket. Dur.
Ing the second shower ! watched ths brick
Sidewalk in front 0f my house very carefully
% see whether they came nopoing aloug from
heyond tne pavenl-nts, or suddenly appeared
IN tlse center of same Presently a little dark
bunch aunearcd ia the center II the hric.
saswall. tier another, until there were four
c.oss together. AZ first taey ala not move,
lat l Kept rng eyes on them. and IN one cr
two Ialnutes they began TO bop, and proved
10 Be frogs.
After TIE shower the streets, as far as ex-
amined in the direction from whence the
wind and rain came. were found 10 to COW
cred with the frogs, while few rods in
another direction not a frog could be found.
Tire same phenomenon was noticed Ia the
streets Of Brooklne, which was exactly in tie
direction Of the wind AT that time. To say
they came ND through the pavements, or
houped along from some vacant lot, j. 70 say
an absolute impossihility does occur. As soon
as they recovered from the effects Of the fall
they showed their natural instincts by trying
70 get away from the streets and the passing
people"
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

The tortoise when summer is over may IA
found snurlv quaTtersd fer vinter beTord
TIE reach q JACK Frost. II stops iss wander.
ings when warned q the approach q winter,
tT uneTring instincts. and slowly disappears
in the earth. digging its wa. head foremost.
INTO the ground II there Is any such thing
sss'digEing a hole and rulknx It in after
ycu.~ the tortoise knows how 81 DC j.. f0r ths
last sen n tas animal j. The s.umry tell. and
vhsn it vanisbee in the looss earth. All trace
II an opening disappears.
When once ~ its winter shoie. e s'oe1s
away the tlnse IN darkness sni wilhout food
n The scrirg fhe s-~sk ened animal CONES .
tha surface Fist the hea3 is csgfiousi Y
thrust forth then the neck sd farefeet sl1 ~ y
srpesr. finally, it crswls ofT, m its awkward
vsv. - fird s0nethi1g 20 e. Stoad s. 9ni
cold weather prevailing On its first appear
snre Sc may -srsaia for days with Just ihs
tip Of i-s nose visible
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Miss Dora Wis IS visiting Miss Ida Mason,
OF Kalamazoo.
Mss Dotele Bissell has returned from a
two weeks stay &C Bay View
ct HILLS and L. y. Heating. of Muske-
goD, were Ia the city yesterday.
To Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Miller, OF 1872
Ranson- -st.-a nine-poand girl
Mss Belle Hartness viii leave next week
for Bay FleE fc- short vacation.
Chief Clerk A. t. Yerex. of the C. & ".
NJ. has gone south for weeks vacation
Charles Neahr and family leave ths city
today 70 sDsad = week a. Highland PARK.
NJ. and nrs. Fred Bentley are camping
with friencs - Hess Lake. near Newayxo.
John Goebel and E3die Eufmsr, OF this
city. are enjoying a short vacation at Pc
To Ar. and Mrs. A. r Cady. Of 100
Scribner-st.-twing girls Weight y and 5
pounds.
Miss Mabel Fowler. Of Niles. Mich. is
visiting a. the residence Of Mrs. Lloyd
breeze.
Miss Jennie Patton. leaves this morning
for a weeks visit with friends IN Big
kapics.
Uni.ed States District Attorney G. Chase
CodEin has gone 10 Escans6s on Official
business.
Ms. Nellie Flanagan Il the guest Of Mrs.
Thomss Carroll. OF Kalamazoo, for couple
Of weeks.
Miss Grace Chadwick. OF Decatur. Mich.
Il visiting Or. and Mrs Robinson, 2l3
Thirj-ave
Misses Bessie Widdicomb and Grace Pen
nington Are visiting Mss Cecil Nelson. OF
Psntwatsr.
Miss louise Jsune. Of lincoln. NeS.. is
The guest ot Nrs- +. ii. Carroll, of l6i
Vase ingfou-st.
Ms. Peter schuit snd family. Of 5ST OF
taTs. g.. have gone 20 Macatawa PARK Tor a
two weeks vacau0n.
General Manager MuiHksn. OF be G. &
y. n. anG the H.. l.. & y. Was u the city
yesterday on business.
Mrs DR. n. g. Sinclsir aud son. have
gone to So. Thomas. Ontario, 70 visit the
parents - Nrs. Sinclair
Rev ". II. Hoffman. of the Mission
Wood Presbyterian church. aud amily
have gone 70 ETart ior few days.
j. p. Lacey bss returned from a business
visit in New Orleans and the southern
States. ani vii % st home for SOME weeks.
Ms "a g. Hatch wsnt 10 Macsnws Park
~ enc day. bar VS. 81 pleased with The
pheasant resors thst she decided - remain
week.
The Misses Wilcox. Harris ard 6rsen. "a
Chicago. aad Ns7 Corbett .f philaisipbia.
arc visiting Ms Helen Putnam. Of Coli ievs.
RTe.
As-es Kate and Hattie Swain. of 75
TuTnerst. nave returned from their east tn
trip and the family are al ag boms' "a
fFienos snd scauainsspces.
Ex.NaTor Lsteiiier kss acue on a trip 20
-. Paul snd Minneapolis. thsncs vis fb-
Nartherp Fsciic - fhe Taiiowstsns region
snd the Naao1al Psrx. snd thsuce "a
Bntte City. Montana
Cspiain and NJ A. 3 Vsr.sisr and a
party Of fiienjs vent 70 Mscasswx ves,er-
dsr to assist in she celebration of NJ. aud
Nrs. Isr1es HanderSlals silver wsdsing a.
ne FsTs Hotel yesterday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Notice.

The Gas Company announces its fifth an
nual reduction in the price of gas, to take
effect pa gas used after January /, next, and
10 continue until further notice. To those
who use 10000 feet Of gas or over in one
month Off one meter, the price for that
month will be $l.20 gross, 90 net.
From 5000 TO 10000, $50 - 1.20 -
From 900 to 5 900, 80 " J.30
Less than 1000, $50 200
This early notice is given in order that
those who may be solicited TO use some
other method of fighting may act intelligent
ly as 10 the plans and purposes of the Gas
Company.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
Afdh 2 THOMAS ID. GILBERT, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
10 wRssTLE WlIH oRovER.
The Men Who will Urge Him to yisit
Grand Rapids.

The Men Who viii Urge Him to yisit
Grand Rapids.
In accordance with the resolution passed
By TIE Common Council, Mayor Dikeman
yestes1sv afternoon named twenty -four
gentlemen who with the sixteen Alderman
and the Msvor will make a committee OF
forty 90 send President Cleveland an
invitation % visit this city. The names %
the citizens selected hy the Mayor sre AS
follows
Ex-Mavor John L. Curtiss. Hon. T. NJ.
Weston. Alderman john Grady D. II .
Waters. DT. j. c. Parker. Hon. Charles ".
W0tkins. Freeman godfrey. II. II Dufy,
r. 2 sweet. William Dunhsm. Cornelius
Clark W r. Andrews b. D'Ooze. Ex-Al-
terusn Richmond John " Holc0no. :.
klai0er. J. ~. williamson, Alnert Damskv.
&. 9. A. Voig1 Thomas ". Teevin Leon
s-d Covsli, Ensnk Meyers. and Col. T.. '.
Fox.
The committee vii meet IN ne Council
rooms AZ = clock this afternoon 70 tske
such seton as sha De deemed sdVisa5ie.
saa Al members ars requested 70 os pres
snt
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Bartho,di,s Great Work.

The State of Liberty Enlightening the
World. which stands on Bedloe's Island,
in the harbor OF New York, is one of the
most snblime artistic conceptions of modern
times. The torch 81 the goddess lights the
nations OF the earth TO peace prosperity and
progless, through Liberty. But Liberty" is
sn empty word TO the thousands of poor
women enslsved by physical ailments q
hundred.Old more tyrannicsl than any
Nero. To such sufferers DR.. Pieroe's Fsv-
Orite Prescription holds forth the promise
of r speedy cure. lt is specific in al those
deran gernenfs. irrcgularitiesand wesknesse s
which make life n burden to 50 many vo-
men The only medicine sold hy druze sfs.
under pos tive guarantee from TN manu-.
facfurcfs thar Il VII give satisfaction IN
every case, or money will be refunded Ses
guarantee printed on wrapper enclosing
bottle
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

+ Free@Ee 5scEe ealstt . Dsf&attsE LAT
eefisz1.esF st-s = tetArrs flzes s. p
"a sSs tas, les2et oQt tazI * Frsssais
J1egs - u..a n + Fss-est-aos rssi 3ent u
aezies- ssus55 hlnss.t II Elshg plzes lzsa
Ssbssn, nsE snd let the elgy inls1slng 10
asks As sso2ps besors he public le@rnea
g as I4se1fAy. ne Vas 0verh4aasa II
Chicako ~ hls os0sAsrs xke resloe II
\ PSI ant and Icy rssuraed wig1 liza te
t1is cily setting up a. ia seoTtsees 8
s1rio4s estates sad 10 have amounted 70
seeerAl thousand 1ollars-sad started ni =
snew zgain Ihs matter was known u al
hiS relatives eat was Kept from TIE public
a. tbey desired 20 give him chance u
build himself ap agaln.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
The City of Boston.

The first name for Boston was Shawmut,
the indian word for peninsula, Boston being
situated on peninsula about four miles in
circumference. It's second name was Ire
mont, from the three peaks Of Beacon Hill,
prominently seen from Charlsstown by the
first settlers there. Many Of the settlers
were from Boston, in Lincolnshire, England,
and on the 9TH OF September, 1880, this name
supplanted the other two.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Arsngepenss we're eomplstsi ssstsras'
for aid glove contest - t4ke place neI.
THURSDAY evening between JACK Collins, o.
Detroit. and James Murphy. Of this city
sho recently knOcked Qua Harry Jones, The
Pacific Co&sI cham pi0n. Collins will hghl
al ls7 pounds and Murphy al iS5 ponnds
Collins vii BE- remembered IS ihs inAa no
fought q thirty -.Our-rOund orag viii
Dineen.
fred Daily i in receipt of a letteF from
John l.. Glow. -the Colorado Giant. "a
which Ls states that Pete Nolan. IAt kll.e1
or himself wiii probably Accommodate Jlal
teA with lghg within few Necxs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

The sphinx was a monster, having the head
and breasts OF a woman, wings like bird,
body Of dog, tail Of a snake, paws Of lion
and human voice She infested the neigh.
borhood of Thebes, proposing riddles and
numbering all who could not guess them At
last she asked this riddle:
What goes on four feet, on two feet and three,
But the more feet it goes on, the weaker il be1
GEdipus solved it and the sphinx out herself
-,
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

J. L. Starkweather pension attorney oi
Romeo. Mich. viii be at Ionia in camp
August IS. Il, IS and Grand Rapids August
10 and - st The County Clerks Office for
pension work. Get your pension increased.
Dependent fathers and mothers entitled 20
pension. Widows entitled 10 a pension.
Drafted men who served entitled TO d pen
sion. Rejected claims a specially. He
never gives up worthy claim. Call and
see him. Advice free
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

People Fho visit the Lske IN carriages a.
vsry mneh incnnVenisDcef bv drivers Who
f'tc1 th5ir tcrses On either SIDE ~ fhe
driveway. oetween tee pavilion and the
a. y ssh-re-N -Nenz boef honsa. }esvlnr esrafv
ro0n rnorza fer caTTis rs - rass iD raris
2ie- toe rcsfxav Tas siFucst hi7ekei -
tsroey ~ several scci0erts xfre 7srr1r y
eega7et. -eEse of the rssiies1& a. f1e Laxs
fhink tnst II = ie~ 81 me u s-s@ff N irh s~s
lsft prciecuug into lie ffrewsv were
sr-se,et ~ a. ice Vsxan ~ a fsruer's "a.
4 wculd 1slp 10 anate ths naissncp.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
A MisnOmer.

No country appears TO be more inappro-
priateiy named than Greenland. 1t was SO
called by Eric the Red, a voyager from lee
land, who discovered it in 9SS. and was the
first to plant colony there, though the land
had been first seen by one of his countrymen
100 years before. Eric made his discovery in
summer, when the low lands OF the coast
we're covered with verdure, and therefore
named it Greenland
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Americas Eirst Manicure.

Mrs. James Goings will open a manicure
establishment in the Widdicomb building
in fe@ days. Mrs. Goings is thoroughly
competent, having taken a complete course
with Mrs. NJ. K. Cobb, of Chicago, and is
prepared to treat the hands and feet as
well as beautifyinc the complexion. A rare
opportunity for the ladies Of Grand Rapids
Don't miss it, She can be found at 3iS
Wealthy-avg till her Office is arranged.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Anfhropomorphisrn

Anthropomorphisn Is a word in very com
mon use among thinkers, scientists and theo-
logians. Il is combination Of two Greek
~oris-anthropos, man, and morphe, form
Il means the application, IN a hgurative way,
20 God of terms which properly relate TO
human beings
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
The .sieman L nnrren Illuminating Co

Has been organized for the purpose of in
PRODUCING into more general use the famous
Lungren gas lamp, the most perfect and
economical gas lamp now in use.
The company will furnish the lamps at
manufacturers wholesale prices or lease
them at a moderate monthly rental and
furnish man 10 give them all necessary
care.
II. d. WALBRIDGE, Manager.
l05 Ottawa-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
NaturnI RELIGION.

Natural religion is that knowledge, venera-
ton and love of God and the practice of those
duties TO him, our fellow creatures and our
selves, which are discoverable by the right
exercise Of our rational faculties from con-
sidering the nature and psrfections Of God,
and our relations to him and 10 one another
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

The g p = r eiraed Company hzvs
eesreS for ssse al -f thg rine isnds il Iaks
county. sealed -ifls - 30 r-rsi vei hr ~
o. hrahsrt land Car1ns iSsfnrer. 70 -
crF1ea tra0he- 81 nszk Fisfs ART isrtr -
iuioruasioa -aa ~ aad ay addressing hia
~ Grand Rapids. N.fh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
Like .Fehn.

The expression 10 drive Ike ,ehu- has its
origin IN the BihIe. Second Kings, chapter
X. verse 90. says: @And the driving Is Ike
the driving Of Jehu. the son OF Nimshi, for
be driveth furiousivT
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

As,er bis date I vii not psv any hoa-d
bills ior my vie. Alice Brink. az toe oosra-
inE house ~ Ms Joveil. zfs Wes my -sve.
Dsted 9ran1 Rapids. Aug. - lss7.
II. j. BRrvE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

a phvsicSsn livi0z cear tse - cosst + -
rortei a. SEATING thss during the rssf evs
vesrs he ss= not@s tas herr sud rainsfe -
6essh in niresy-ts7ee rst.srts. sn5 everr cn.
has gore ont with fha tse. save four who
s.s8 zl.lsier h ~ ar~i5sr,r
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

The three Rs brought Reg-st. Reproach
sid Rornorse. 70 . great political party IN
1854. The three T ;. when s.zrifFing Tr.
Fisrces Parzative Pellets bring Peace 80
she mind. Preservation aui Perfection Of
health - toe BODY
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

French senators receive 1900 francs per
annum, or about s2.sJ0 Deputies Get 600
francs, or about 81. 200 per annlm.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Wonderful Beautiful 56-piece Tea Sets,
six different kinds only S. IS. Don't miss
seeing them. At Evans China Store, l6
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

arra--
Fiors worii fair hes fashionable dana~
scholarly ~lssr 80 section sss no1xs.
CeanstIisa Cars cared more f1r ra1d facks.
A1na. arr raits1us. sspi~eo 4f5er reslfh-
sensible 1srsh s0azat frst for Foof ksa a..
80 she took d. Fie-ces cos6en ~ M.d esI
discovery and grew healthy snd s.cCr 7rf.
ceTzs hesue7 quickly fasef. Snssa's ere
szh1 fsiies f-ora over sfrsr. Ff0ra hers e
ne~~srs an8 frsffal s1 sfrivirs arra- .ssk OF
sd sfeksv fs-iiv kecs Aara's hrsaar 3
rocr ~ ss Sz~ah zrtw ssfIr rrrs
seaaafpi cha~=szx ss< IN - xzsS sza So
-aaFriee rscA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Terry 81 Keller has provided grand
fres .errh for patrons. sf the Grand Central
Ssmpis Rco-a. g Watsrioo-st., tonight
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Bows vou vi xef = z-sn6 re- iarch -
- Grand Contra sanpls Rooz. - <Nss.
ioo-st tbs sveainE
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

WoNDEaf fsI.--Beauliai 5o-qioce Tea
Sets. SIX different kinds only , s0. Dent
miss seeing then. AT ESans' China store.
i6 A0uroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Just think A handsome hsnd-dscorsted
Dinner Set. l08 pieces. only - i9 st Evans
China Store, l6 MOnF0e-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

Msre reai estate = bough oRd sold iroesh
re ueaiaa. ~ osy sisa.gs h4ea al os.ssr teaes
~ aasrrtissgig
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

JUsT THINK handsome hand decorated
Dinner Set, l64 pieces, only s9.49, at Evans
China Store i6 Monroe st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13
psrrr,us IN second Rsnd Organs.

Smith American organ s $500
Prince OTgsn $500
Empire organ o0u
Simmons & Cioueh organ s000
Taylor & Fsgley organ 5l00
Taylor & Farley organ, good as new 1900
Peloubet & FELTON, organ 300
Smith melodeon lQoN
The above organs named are ell in iirsl-
class condition and will De soid on easy
payments az
JULiUs A. J. FHirDEIcR's.
80 and 5Z Cansl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

E1,< crf ~ he grand free inu-h torieht
.. 80 fsrsnd Cerea3 <aror5s r.,-, =
a-s,sfloc-ss. TEzsl ~ ksrlzr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13

The following is the estimated population
or our largest cities, based on the census Of
1880. with calculated increase:
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-13


we took Il ont riding in its csrrisre and
Il went 10 sleep, Il causht cold While we
wers carrying it from the cSrriage back into
tie honse" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can be detached from the Wheels
and carried into the house without disturb
Ing the baby. see advertisement aud send
for a catalogue. 275 Wabash Avenue, Chi
csgo, I'D.
OFFICE OF THE E&eLE srEsM bkuvnRyl
AND DYE H0usE. No. ~ CAEkf~sr..
GRsNp RAffne. GfcH., July -. iss7.
Editor fsisoRkE-HsAALD.
Please inform the public that have con
nected E steam Laundry wita mV Dve House
ard Securing esf.biishmen' ard VII % my
utmost 70 give them toe bet Tork thar was
ever brought out bv machinery. and tel
thsm thai humbly ask 81 the-n share o.
their trade. Your most humble servant
q. A. bEgwTs.
Ring telephone Nc. 90.
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RELIANCE ROIBURV'S P9OTEGEE.
How Dot and her Mother found q
Home.

"a. : $1,000 - a.,
Dol dar.eu uowh long PaSs a anu slsa uis,
appeared In room beyond. Inc irienH US
Followed ana Deheid her ciaspeu tlsh'iy III
the arms OF wan inquire that lay OH 'he
couch. The woman had tainted.
Mamma, mamma, look al me-! pieadeu
Dot, beginning 10 cry.
There was no water IN the ROOM ana Mr:
Knox took cracked pitcher from the sneiI
and went with DOT In search OF some: MISS
koxDury kneit beside the woman, VINO was
only ABOUT thirty years OF age ana mao peeh
very altractVe as young glrl. iIele was
sgleam OF gold on her left hand. Her hair
was sunny ike Do ~, anu hei features 4en-
cately SNAPPED: Inc letter tnal MISS ho1-
Dury had written lay cruhlpleu anu 'eai-
stained on the pillow.
Whiie MISS hoXDury gazed the WOMAN
opehed her eyes ihey were peausiiul eyeo,
out SAD with want ana struggle against
despair. she tried 10 SIT up ana moaned'-
my Daoy-please give me my DaDy
just then DOT returned ana carrle9 the
Pilcher oi Na.1r 70 ner ll,9tnei, w ho VI @
long ana eagerly, tnen nold,ns out her "r"''
70 Dor sald Ieepiy 10 MISS noApury,-
On, madam, VIII you take care OF my
httle giriT thlnk I'm going 10 die;
you're not going 10 die-hot DIT Vi IL
eaid MISS hoApury, pouring ous SOME wine
mto neacup' put IN take care Vi you
Dotn: ihere, drink liliS, anu your ieeip es
ter right away. HOW long Since you We hau
anything 10 eat
DAY before Yesterday, was .he rant re-
ply: had 10 stop WORK io9r DAYS ago.
now Mr. hhox, saio MISS hoHpury'
slipping her purse into MS haha, Just step
Out 10 ths nearest grocery anu or1e n sollie
klndlihg woou anu YEA anu sugar. IL Po o
nice Iresii ess ior tIls poor soul, anu tl,Gn
wen see ABOUT ge''ins her OUT Vi ''iis
place. -,, 49,.
Inc womars race prishtehed' put BIG
said , =,
In giving you much lioIpi. ~
IrouDieF sala MISS hoxDury' I'm an
ALONE IN tho Sorio, anu I've MOUSE WIN
Wontylour rooms IN IL, ana plenty 70 40
with, and what I've been thinking OF all
these years can't say. I've been crusty'
colo. GlsasTeoaois old FOSSIL, MIS-; " lhurop,
and when come GOWN mere anu nnu ioiks
starving TO death and crowded ike cattle,
WONDER inc sooo Loru nau any mercy on
me. DON'T you worry aholiier ihlt7. heres
inc nre sun aireany.
MISS hofDury roiieu up her sieeVes' put
IN apron over her SIX sRIrt anu WINS MI
Knox Quilt nre anu orought Water 70 neat
she bathed MIS- Wlnthrops race ana hahdS'
and brushed out her lOvely mar
IhanK God why, I'm Detter aireadT
SAID MIS- winthrop, WIN rare smlle.
VI course you are, enid; said MISS ho&'
bury, wen see What good loou ana noun
tain air VIII 90 ior you.
iow Gays later Iound an occupant IN uis
great EAST cnamDer OF tne hoxDury mouse,
MIS- winthrop say IN an easy chalr Delore
the open WINDOW lhhaiihg the fragrance Oh
me biossomihg hoheysuckie that nodded 70
her through the easement, Inc morning
sunlight 1ell across her bright nan anu
pescerui race. DOT hung over her shouiuei
ana tnrew daisies IN her lap. ,u..
vWn oy the garden renee sIoou MISS
hoxoury, talking with her nelghDor, Mrs.
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For sale by A. Dreiss.
PATENTS FOR INVENTIONS.

Designs and trademarks, claims collected,
homestead cases prosecuted, land warrants
back pay bounty and pensions for soldiers,
mail contracts business attended to.
JOHN 8. DUFFTR,
Attorney at Law, washington, ID. o.
RKFERFNCEs- Attorney-General A. II. Garland,
Washington ID. c.. and to II. Breusing, of San
Antonio Texas, connected with the LIGHT,
who viii furnish blanks on application.
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THE MISSES HETHERINGTON.
Jonas Everard's Wards, and the Good
Fortune They Brought Him.

A bachelor Mr.. Jonas EveraTd was, and
bachelor 1t was his intention TO remain all
the days of his life. At least, 50 all his
friends said, and as he never took the trou
BILE TO contradict them and never sought the
society Of the onnOsiia sex IL Is only reason
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ahlpUsn9 Raaslllrenee

TAa sAip Ivanhes. Captain car.sr, Asa the
eafk GeuAania. Captain De Welta. arrived %.
oar They ara bath hlack niAmona vsesels,
he tna Pio1aer ooAlud here today.
TAa hsstiah bszh nAFFa sailed from San
pieso o. SosemhsF 0th, Ter fncama kna
ngdnSEs
re isssswlns chAnsEs wsrs reported from
San ftanrisca on Friday. Fer CoEk. 9. x t.
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~ Gee. y. MeNeaF, ana BgitiEn ahip Czfy Of
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-04

"IFene, hear me one moment longer"
The speaker was young man with q
wildly appealing look ana an inehoate
monstache.
AErens.n he eontinued, ''if all the
wealth Of doEekion that moved LeandeE
70 swim the HeIleepnnt, thai burned IN
the breast Of Abeiard, inspired the
muse Of Robert Burns 70 iis ioftiest
flight, sent the blood puising through
the marble form OF 0alatea at the bid
ding Of PyRamallion, and carolled forth
IN the immortal SONGS Of Tenn Moore
II the aggregated affection Of solomon
for bis thousand wives were eoncentra-
ted upon one beloved object, the whole
Wonld feebly represent The emotion with
which yoa have inspired me. Since
have known you. Irene. life has had but
one purpose, one aim. Heaven itself
would be-
''Absaiom," interrupted the fair girl,
regarding the impasaioned youth with
conflicting emotions eloq1entiy depie-
ted on her speaking facs. II wish you
woaid patronixe aDSne b-cenA barber.
I cannot endure the edor Of cheap bay
rum. "--Chieago Tribuas.